OHP Releases Update On Its Response During This Week's Winter Storm

Many state agencies, like the Oklahoma Highway Patrol, have worked round-the-clock during this week's statewide winter storm.

As of 3 p.m. Thursday, OHP said it responded to over 350 collisions (352) across Oklahoma. Out of the 352 collisions, 303 of them were non-injury collisions. Two of the 49 injury-related collisions resulted in fatalities.

The agency assisted an additional 331 motorists who experienced some trouble driving on the state's roadways in the snow and ice.

OHP also found nearly 90 vehicles (89) were abandoned statewide.

On Friday, Feb. 4, OHP gave an update on their winter storm response.

As of 6:00 a.m. Friday, OHP reported they responded to a total of 1029 traffic incidents statewide since the beginning of the storm.

Of the accidents, three of them included fatalities.